SHADOW SPADE CASINO
Sit down with $100. One sitting. See how far you run it. Every deal, dice roll and wheel spin is provably fair — committed before you play, verifiable after.
THE FLOOR
Four tables, one stake. Pick your game — each starts you at $100 and logs how high you run a single sitting.
VIDEO POKER
9/6 Jacks-or-Better, single 52-card deck. Hold what counts, draw the rest.
BLACKJACK
6-deck shoe, 3:2 naturals, dealer stands soft 17, split & insurance.
CRAPS
Pass / Don't, come bets, true odds, place, field, hardways & props.
ROULETTE
European single-zero. Full board — straights, splits, dozens, even-money.
The deal is locked before you play
We hash the deck/dice/wheel first
Before your run, a secret server seed is generated and we show you only its SHA-256 fingerprint (the commitment). The outcomes are now locked — we can't change them.
Every event is drawn from that seed
Each hand, roll or spin pulls its cards/dice/pocket from that committed seed with your client seed and a counter — by unbiased HMAC sampling. Your decisions are never part of the seed.
Recompute & confirm
After the run we reveal the seed. Anyone can recompute every event and confirm it hashes to the commitment you saw first. Tamper-evident, end to end.
Honest note: this is client-side play, so a logged score is self-reported. What's cryptographically proven is that the deal, dice and wheel were fair and committed in advance — never your decisions. Open the verifier ›
★ ALL-TIME LEADERBOARDS
Highest bankroll run from a $100 sitting. ✓ = Discord-verified player.
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A house you don't have to trust blindly
Where I want to take this: a provably-fair house — every game here, all play money — run as a season-long contest. Everyone starts with the same stack and runs it up over weeks, paper-trading style, with a live leaderboard and side bets between players. Every deal, roll and spin committed before it happens and verifiable after.
The hard part isn't the games — it's trust. What would make you comfortable putting a real contest on a platform like this? Tell me what you'd need to see.